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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-05-07, Page 10LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH SUNDAY, MAY 11 Services at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. P. Breedveld of Kitchener. Ascension Day Service May 8th at 8 p.m. Udell to the Back to God Hour Message of Today "The Right-handed God" • CHOK Sarnia, 8:30 a.m. Radio dial 1070 cps Owen. Sound, 1:30 0.m. Radio dial 580 commodore ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR "Shirt Pocket" Electronic Calculator.. is ex MacSween of the World Mission was the es eaker on Sunday at the eabyterian Church an-, 'IliVeraarY,. services, morning and SVelllling ,;, He was assisted by Rev. Glenn Noble, minister of the church. ' Mrs Donal& Scott, director of Music at the church, presided at the organ with piano accompani-: ment .by James Henderson. • Other special music included .a violin trio of Kevin Machan, Kevin Hoggart and Jack Whytock with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Ross Hoggart; .'a vocal duet by Mrs. Edward (Nancy) Brown and Ruth Henderson; a solo piano presenta- tion by Mary, Ellen Havens; a vocal trio by Mrs. Nancy grown, Ruth Henderson and „Brenda MacDon- ald; numbers by the church choir. 40%.0%.0"4"."."."0•460,ses," DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Orrie Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME iversary Pat O'Haian, Prop. ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON PHONE 881.0234 ONTARIO SKELTON MEMORIALS WHITECHURCH NEWS The Langside-Whitechurch Y,P.S. held their meeting Sunday evening at Chalmer's Presbyterian Church Sunday School room, with an attendance of 20. The meetinK opened with a sing song with Cecil de Boer playing guitar accompaniment. Father A. L. Nolan of Wingham was guest speaker, telling of the customs of the Roman Catholic Church. He brought along articles of the church to display how they were Used. This was very interesting to the young folks. He was thanked .by John de. Boer. The offering was received sand dedicated by John de Boer. Discussion was centred on Camp Kintail and the adoption of a foster child. Grace was sung and lunch was served. Chalmers C.O.C. WHITECHURCH NEWS Chalmers Presbyterian C.O.C. met in , the Sunday School room during Church service. The meeting opened with the call to worship and repeating the Lord's prayer in unision. The scripture reading, Psalm 105, 1-8, was read by Clara Milligan. David . Ross led in prayer. The election of officers were, president, Donald de Boer; 1st vice president, David Ross; secretary, Vickie Scott; treasurer, Clara Milligan; pianist, Vickie Scott. The roll call, My favorite spring flower, was ,answered by 9 mem- 'bers. The offering was received by Kendra Purdon and dedicated by Eddie de Boer. The Birthday Calendar was marked. Mrs: Archie Purdon gave the Junior story, "Celebrating One Hundred Years". Mrs. Simpson gave the Senior story, "The Churches People". The meeting closed with prayer. Ps.."%rsootalms"~"S"."~NtelsoWSOWts"/ • LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister SUNDAY, MAY 11 10 a.m., Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship 7,41%.ssos."ossivisossorso%/10.sdraossiwasoss~sor Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rae. Glean Noble, EtA.k 8,13- Minister Phone 5284340 MAY Mk Family Sunday 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship COMMENCE. BUILDING There has been , Much activity on -the west end of Joseph Street this week as debris is cleared away from the scene of SunOco garage fire and foundations were started for dWellings for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bowden and'Mr. and Mrs. Howard Godfrey on south gide of the street.. Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Glenn have returned to their home here after spending the winter in 'Gerrie Glenn's apartment building in Lucknow. Visitors with Mr: and Mrs. Robt. Irvin on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blundell of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Steele, London and Mr. Will Irvin. Angela and Arletta Glenn had a few friends ' in, on Monday to celebrate their fifth birthday, which 'was May 4. Mrs. R. C. McClenaghan and Miss Beatrice McClenaghan of Newmarket were guests at a special gathering for a 4-H leader who has been giving leadership for many years. The dinner was held at Windermere-Muskoka and all girls who had taken work under her guidance were invited, also others involved .in 4-H work. Four generations were repres- ented on Monday when Mr. Frank Moulton's daughter Inez, Mrs. Ted Howe of Kultos, visited her father; accompanied by her son' Jimmy, her daughter Judy and Judy's son Bobby, aged 6 years. Mrs. W. A. Stewart is spending a few weeks • in Glamis with her cousin, Mrs. Laura Greer. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler were Mr. and Mrs. Thos Fowler, Darrel and Karen of Parkhill; Mrs. Margaret Ball, her daughter Barbara and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheridan and little Jimmy of Barrie. BRIDAL SHOWER Many friends and neighbours attended a shower in the United Church basement for Sandra Maize, bride-to-be. Mrs. Donald Culbert welcomed the gathering and announced the program which opened with a musical selection by Joanne Culbert on the piano. Frances and Irene Logtenberg sang and accompanied themselves on piano' and guitar. Shelley, Rivett played a number on the piano and then . the Wedding Match while Sandra took her decorated chair accompanied by her sister:in-law, Mrs. Roxie Maize, cousin, Debbie Maize and sister, Denise. Linda Culbert\ read the address and Cathy Snider carried out' the gifts. After the gifts were opened and circglated around the group, Sandra thanked everyone gracious- ly. The ladies served a delicious lunch of nut loaf and cheese. The W.I. executive meeting was held at fthe home of Mrs. Graham McNee on Thursday evening. Jim Stothers has completed , his spring semester' at Waterloo Uni- versity and is employed with Looby Construction Co. in Chatham for the summer months. Mr. and, Mrs. Bert Alton called on friends' in . the village on Saturday afternoon. " Mrs. Vera Errington 'is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster since coming out of hospital last week., MrS. Olive Straughan came out of the hospital Saturday and is with her daughter Helen and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Dawson. Miss Barbara Blake returned to Totonto on Sunday after a brief visit with her mother Mrs. Cecil Blake.' 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